Tan Seat Belt Buckle Stopper Repair Kit - TOYOTA Genuine Review

I didn't have a device that clicked on me, but I melted the plastic with a lighter and pushed the button latch into the hole. Worked great and saved me a lot of money just because of the stupid seat belt button!

Worked well, found on the net how to install. Pass the parts through the seat belt, then place a coin or similar small flat object on each part and then use pliers or a lock to break the parts. There is a plastic post that collapses and forms a riveted joint between the two pieces.

Wanted to buy an OEM Dodge replacement and wanted $30! Got 2 of these (2 for me if I screwed up one). Installation was easy as long as I took my time. Use a small ViseGrip to slowly insert the button and baseplate into the belt. After installation, the center column is slightly rounded. I then took an end nail held by ViseGrips and heated the nail head until it was dark (not even a dull red!). I then lightly touched the center post to melt the plastic post into the base plate (like a "hot"…

I have a 2010 Toyota Camry. The stop buttons that came with my car are about 30% larger than the ones I received. Tried to compress them with pliers and ripped on one side. It may be my fault for squeezing too hard, although I don't think that would have happened if it was the right size. "Gray" is also not the same shade of gray as my OEM buttons.

It doesn't have a snap to hold it in place. I ended up having to melt the connector with a lighter to fix the part. Looks like you'll have to make sure it stays in place. In any case, it worked the way I had it installed and kept the seat belt buckle from falling to the ground when exiting. Under the color of the seat belt too (brown).

I bought the so-called "Original Toyota" as a replacement. At first glance I thought it was very loose and would likely fall apart without instructions. After installation, the male-female connector was still very loose. I installed this "genuine part" hoping it would work. It lasted two days, then broke free and disappeared. I would return it to the seller if I could but it is not. Keep searching for the best solution.

Bought for a 2001 Nissan Frontier, Nissan knobs are for some reason very expensive for a small piece of plastic that eventually falls off and is lost. This was the cheapest and when I got it I put it right where it belongs. I could see the mark where the old one was. Fits perfectly, I squeezed it tight and it held up, it looks like it will fall apart with regular use but I think I've read in the reviews that some say you melt the pin that goes through and melt it so it doesn't come off, I can…